HELP FOR HAITI

All of us are greatly concerned about the precious people of Haiti. 

When a disaster of this magnitude occurs, the first response of compassionate people like Frontiers’ partners, members and staff is intercessory prayer for God’s mercy and help. 

Many also seek opportunities to contribute financially to the relief efforts.
 
Our leadership has determined that – as an organization founded and supported to reach Muslims with the love of Christ – Frontiers can respond most effectively by providing a link to trusted ministry partners who have the specialized resources necessary to undertake international relief work on a massive scale.
 
The website for the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA) lists its members who are doing disaster relief work in Haiti.
 
We encourage your continued prayer for the people of Haiti and, as God leads, your financial support through established Christian relief agencies working in that country.

Thank you for your desire to show the Savior’s love to those who are suffering.

MATCH MET!

Praise God!  Under His blessing, friends of Frontiers responded with more than $500,000, exceeding our $500,000 year-end match.  That means over $1 million for sending new workers to unengaged and under-engaged Muslim people groups.

If you were able to respond with a gift, thank you!

Swat Valley Project - Hope for Pakistani Muslims

Your gift to the Swat Valley Project will help Frontiers provide critically needed items, including food, clean water and medicine to meet dire human needs and show Christ’s love to unreached Muslims in Pakistan.

Learn more about the desperate circumstances thousands of displaced Pakistanis are facing and how God’s people are responding in ways that can open doors for effective evangelism and church planting.

The Servant Project - Transforming a Nation

A new initiative - The Servant Project - is bringing self-sufficiency, literacy, health and above all, hope in the true Source of all Hope, to an impoverished African nation. 

Read how a Frontiers’ team is using the Servant Project for even greater fruitfulness in a Muslim community where hundreds have already come to faith in Christ.  Their story …

New Hope in East Africa

Frontiers is reestablishing a long-term presence in one of East Africa’s most war-torn nations, six years after the martyrdom of a Frontiers team leader resulted in the team's withdrawal. 
 
In January of 2009, just weeks after our “bridge team” celebrated 100 days of paving the way for Frontiers' return, new team leaders, Kevin and Julie, arrived in country.   Read more ...

A Deeper Understanding of the 50

You may be familiar with Frontiers’ vision of recruiting, training and sending new teams to 50 “unengaged” Muslim people groups ... those with no witness for Jesus among them. 

Little is known about these people groups. Through research and the firsthand accounts of Frontiers Vision Teams, our knowledge is expanding.

This column shares some of that new information with you in hopes that you will join us in asking God to send teams of laborers to them with the Good News (Matt. 9:36-38).

Keep coming back to grow deeper in your understanding and prayers for the 50. 

The Seraiki People

Part of the Punjabi people cluster, the Seraiki people of Pakistan are the largest of the 50 unengaged people groups.

As a group, they are some of the most humble and hospitable people in the world.  Learn more ...

A Shepherd's Story

The story of shepherds who were in working in the hills near Bethlehem one special night over 2000 years ago may still be fresh in your mind. 

Read how this picture of God’s love drew an “outcast” Muslim to the King of Kings ... Read more

Making Ends Meet

The current economic situation has many Americans keeping close watch on their portfolios. Some are also tracking the recession's effects on another type of investment.

That's what prompted one Frontiers' supporter to write ... Read more